**** REQUIREMENT: The IBM Sametime Mobile Client for iOS devices does not connect directly to a Sametime Community Server. Check with your IT department to see if the Sametime 8.5.2 IFR 1 Proxy Server has been deployed in your infrastructure environment. IBM Sametime Mobile Client for iOS will not work unless the required proxy server has been installed and configured. *

We are very excited to bring you the IBM Sametime Mobile Client for iOS! This gives you access to IBM's award-winning platform for Unified Communications on today's hottest devices – the iPhone and iPad. The client gives you the following cool features :

● 1/1 and Group chat
● Send and receive photos
● Background message notification
● Search corporate directory for a contact
● Search contact list by name or number
● Broadcast announcements
● Customized presence status
● Chat history
● View your contact list by groups, favorites, or all contacts view.
● Add new individual contacts or groups
● Robust Business Card
● Easily import Sametime contacts into your Apple iOS contact list.
● Manage app preferences from the Apple iOS device settings or from within the app.
● Interface is automatically optimized for the iPhone or iPad.

If you are a Sametime Unified Telephony (SUT) user, you also get the following from your iOS device:

● A dial pad to place calls with SUT
● Click to call
● Receive incoming SUT calls
● Your off the hook telephony presence is reflected to desktop rich client users
● Keep your cell number private! Recipient's caller ID shows up as your SUT number.
● Control call routing rules
● Set preferred device for receiving your SUT calls.

If you want additional information on Sametime, visit us on http://www.ibm.com/sametime or join us at our Sametime Blog at http://www.ibm.com/sametimeblog

Any problems found with the IBM Sametime Mobile Client can be reported through the Wiki listed in the App Store support URL

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